The traditional dress of Scotland is called a kilt. A kilt is a knee-length skirt-like garment with pleats at the back, made of tartan or plaid fabric, representing different Scottish clans or regions. Traditionally worn by men, kilts are often associated with formal occasions, celebrations, and Scottish cultural events, such as weddings and Highland games. In addition to the kilt, traditional Scottish attire may include a sporran (a small pouch worn in front), hose (knee-length socks), and brogues (shoes). Kilts symbolize Scottish heritage and pride, showcasing the rich history and cultural identity of Scotland.